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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1912
Page
6
A garbled old recipe clump lists methods for Quinces Tomato Butter Gooseberry Sauce Spiced Grape Wine Pepper Pickle Chopped Pickle Peach Butter Sweet Tomato Pickle and more. It preserves old kitchen techniques with steps for peeling coring boiling and cooking then canning in vinegar and sugar.
Everyday tips for home care include natural stain removal ideas using egg whites and lemon juice and cautions about burns. Steps cover sun-drying, wetting scorches, and cautious use of bleaching with damp heat. It also mentions preserving canned tomatoes and a simple sink drain flush using potash and hot water.
A thrift-minded homemaker shares tested methods for preserving food. Recipes cover Chow Chow relish using vegetables like cauliflower and celery, Sweet Pickled Peaches with brown sugar and spices, Preserved Melon Rind with sugar and water, and cucumber based preserves. Includes step by step soak, boil, and can instructions with cloves and cinnamon.
Editorial musing on frugal entertaining for housewives and working men. It argues happiness comes from using what one has, hosting simply, and avoiding excessive menus, praising modest meals, practical economy, and quiet contentment over lavish ostentation. It reflects old time values on domestic life and social gatherings.
The Electrical World notes utilities seek new uses for current and by-products to boost profits. It describes a plant selling exhaust steam and, on demand, hot water via a basement trap that closed a two-horsepower motor when filled. Hood expresses a bright outlook.
London reports a supplementary Sir Roger Casement dossier indicts Peru for total failure to reform rubber abuses in Putumayo. British and American officials pressed Peru to act while delays and feeble measures sparked international alarm. documentation links British and U.S. efforts to secure a remedy amid ongoing outrages.
A meraner named Ori Buch claimed he telepathically connected with his ill mother in a Pasadena hospital from a mountain camp. He described sensing distress, fearing his father and mother, and shouting he must go home. He arrived to learn his mother was hospitalized, with unease traced to the day she fell ill.
Sergeant Barlow detained a man who claimed the name C. E. Drayton amid a street episode described as a disturbance involving shots aimed at evil spirits. The suspect explained that a spirit was pursuing him as prayers occurred nearby.
Baltimore report describes Alice Wilkins of Baltimore and wife of Captain von Ruckwallt seeking possession of a $200,000 estate left by her father. The case follows her 21st birthday when she sought claim to the property after moving with her mother to Germany.
Police report no order banning women from streetcars with harping. conductors now use harpin protectors sold at one cent each. Public safety brief notes the system aims to prevent unrest and protect passengers during protests and crowds.
Emmanuel J. Rauch aged eighty six, born November 6, 1825 in Chester County, Pennsylvania, credits his long life to the Navy service on the Constitution. He recounts witnessing the launching of the Pennsylvania in Philadelphia in 1811, the apprenticeship bill era, and how Congress thwarted his bid to become an officer after joining the Mississippi and later the Constitution.
Jefferson Ohio reports Rev Joseph A Goodrich and Mr Goodrich wed at First Congregational Church and plan a lengthy California wedding trip. The couple’s journey follows orthodox customs and includes a honeymoon extended beyond typical brief travels, with hopes of enjoying time together in the Pacific region.
Kathryn Roche of Brooklyn died at Prosocot Heights hospital after a surgical exam found a pin had been lodged in her liver for thirty years. Twenty years earlier Mina Mocho was treated at Beney hospital for a digestive ailment and sent home. An operation this time seemed successful but her vitality failed in recovery.
The notice describes a nationwide sale effort spreading across states and territories including Porto Kies and Hawaii. It mentions a large volunteer force, varied vendors, motion picture theaters, and edgeaged aids for advertising and display materials to support the campaign.
The scene shows Orfla the culmbcated doctor questioned as an expert on a capital trial. The president asks him to determine the arsenic quantity needed to kill Ty, and the doctor insists on knowing personal factors such as age sex marital status and habits before answering.
Edward Oayard Moteode writes under Turpar s Weekly about Olympic times at Stokeholm. He praises the caliber of athletes and notes thirteen new Olympic and nine world records set during the events. Arnold Jackson of Oxford is highlighted for his 1500 meter run as England s standout performance.
A garbled OCR passage mentions eateries and a party, with scattered names and places. It references a Paris event, a Glide citation, and various unclear individuals. The text lacks coherent facts or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Paxton Tallit Co and a product claim about a mobile item and deodorant style claims. The readable bits reference prices, a box, and postpaid options. The passage is garbled but centers on a company offering a consumer item tied to personal care.
A garbled note appears to describe a summer report mentioning anomalies and attractions in a fragmentary way. The readable text hints at questions about location and meaning without concrete details or identities.
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